Another month has passed, and I still haven’t had a single summer day. I know the Northen Europe is under a big heat wave but here in the Southwest things aren’t that great. Clouds in the morning, clouds in the afternoon, and when the wind doesn’t show up, you get to feel the sun a little bit. While I wait for the summer to finally arrive is better to distract my mind with books. And since the BookTube-A-Thon is finally here, I’m in full bookworm mode. Wrap-Up Since the BTAT stills the last two days of July, anything I read I will not add to this wrap-up. It will be in my readathon wrap-up. But it also means that I had to put on hold my plans to finish The 100 by Kass Morgan and The Nightmare by Lars Kepler. When I realised I had a week left to finish both books I knew I was screwed. Knowing myself, I was lucky to even finish one. Instead, I didn’t end any. I’m more than halfway into both, and I can’t wait to jump back in. Having them on my nightstand and looking at them every day makes me want to read them even more. Although, I don’t want to waste readathon time with two books I can read when the week is over. So, this month I didn’t finish any book, actually, and I’m not even bothered. I tackle a book with 500 pages like a champion as if I could read it within a week. Then I finally picked up The 100, and I couldn’t be happier with the course of the story. And now I’m left with the best part, the endings. No more slow-passing moment to know characters, no more descriptive scenes, now the action is about to take place and keep me reading for hours until there are no more pages left in the books. Caught on my Radar Ever since I read Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (you can read my review of this book here), I’m keeping my eyes out for other books that resemble the same topic. I’m a gamer, and I never get tired of saying it. I love games! And when you mix that up with pop culture, I get in full geek mode. So whenever I catch a book that touches those points, I’m already interested in it. Snow...